Teppo Felin Univ of Oxford  RESEARCH INTERESTS cognition perception rationality technology organizations economics markets strategy EDITORIAL ACTIVITY ` Academy of Managem ent Annals, Associate Editor [2016-present] ` Academy of Management Review, Editorial Board [2011-present] ` California Management Review, Editorial Board ` Academy of Management Perspectives, E ditorial Board [2016-present] ` Journal of Management,
Editorial Board [2013-present] RECENT INTERDISCIPLINARY COLLABORATIONS Caryn Devins law [html] Joachim Krueger psychology [html]  Photo taken in Copenhagen, 2010 2013-2018 OXFORD TALKS Lawrence Freedman, KCL
Bruce Kogut, Columbia Brian Uzzi, Northwestern Paul Adler, USC Julian Birkinshaw, LBS Brian Silverman, Toronto Matt Kraatz, U of Illinois Dan Raff, Wharton Willie Ocasio, Northwestern Vibha Gaba, INSEAD Todd Zenger, U of Utah
Michael Cusumano, MIT Robert Burgelman, Stanford Mauro Guillen, Wharton Jeff Reuer, U of Colorado Gary Dushnitsky, LBS
Bill Starbuck, Oregon Ezra Zuckerman, MIT Diane Burton, Cornell Russ Coff, U of Wisconsin
Kim Elsbach, UC Davis
Jennifer Howard-Grenville, Oregon Mark de Rond, Cambridge
Royston Greenwood, U of Alberta Nicolai Foss, CBS David Seidl, U of Zurich
Erkko Autio, Imperial College Gianpiero Petriglieri, INSEAD Matthew Bothner, ESMT Felipe Csaszar, U of Michigan Andrea Prencipe, LUISS Arne Kalleberg, UNC
| PUBLICATIONS 50. Felin T, Felin M, Koenderink J & Krueger J (2019). On surprise-hacking. Perception. [pdf] 49. Chater N, Felin T, Funder D, Gigerenzer G, Koenderink J, Krueger J, Noble D, Nordli S, Oaksford M, Schwartz B, Stanovich K & Todd P (2018). Mind, rationality and cognition: An interdisciplinary debate. Psych Bulletin & Review. [html] [pdf]
48. Felin T & Lakhani K (2018). What problems can you solve with blockchain? MIT Sloan Management Review. 46. Felin T, Koenderink J & Krueger J (2017). Rationality, perception,  45. Devins C, Felin T, Kauffman S & Koppl R (2017). The law and big data. Cornell Journal of Law & Public Policy. [html] 44. Felin T, Lakhani K & Tushman M (2017). Firms, crowds, and innovation. Strategic Organization. [pdf] 43. Felin T & Zenger T (2017). What sets breakthrough strategies apart. MIT Sloan Management Review. 42. Hallberg N & Felin T (2018). Untangling infinite regress and the origins of capability. Journal of Management Inquiry. 41. Felin T & Zenger T (2016). Strategy, problems and a theory for the firm. Organization Science.  40. Felin T, Kauffman S, Mastrogiorgio A & Mastrogiorgio M (2016). Factor markets, actors and affordances. Industrial & Corporate Change. [html] 39. Felin T (2016). When strategy walks out the door. MIT Sloan Management Review. [html] 38. Felin T & Powell T (2016). Designing organizations for dynamic capabilities. California Management Review. [html] 37. Stirling W & Felin T (2016). Satisficing, preferences and social interaction: A new perspective. Theory & Decision. [html] 36. Devins C, Koppl R, Kauffman S & Felin T (2016). Still against design: A response to Steven Calabresi, Sanford Levinson and Vernon Smith. Arizona State Law Journal. [pdf] 35. David R, Felin T, Langley A, Rowley T, Verona G. (2016). The strategic organization of strategic management scholarship. Strategic Organization. 32. Koppl R, Kauffman S, Felin T & Longo G (2015b). Economics for a creative world: A response to comments. Journal of Institutional Economics. 30. Koppl R, Kauffman S, Felin T & Longo G (2015a). Economics for a creative world. Journal of Institutional Economics.
29. Devins C, Koppl R, Kauffman S & Felin T (2015). Against design.
28. Felin T, Kauffman S, Koppl R & Longo G (2014). Economic opportunity and evolution: Beyond landscapes and bounded rationality. Strategic  27. Abell P, Felin T & Foss N (2014). Microfoundations of Social Theory: A Response to Jepperson and Meyer. Sociologica. [html] 26. Felin T & Zenger T (2014). Closed or open innovation? Problem solving and the governance choice. Research Policy. [open access] [pdf]  24. Barney J & Felin T (2013). What are microfoundations? Academy of Management Perspectives. [pdf] 22. Argyres N, Felin T, Foss N & Zenger T (2012). Organizational economics of capability and heterogeneity. Organization Science. [html] 21. Felin T (2012). Cosmologies of capability, markets and wisdom of crowds. Managerial & Decision Economics. [html]
20. Felin T & Foss N (2012). The (proper) microfoundations of routines and capabilities: a response to Winter, Pentland, Hodgson and Knudsen. Journal of Institutional Economics. [pdf]  5. Felin T, Zenger T & Tomsik J (2009). The knowledge economy: emerging organizational forms, missing microfoundations and key considerations for managing human capital. Human Resource Management. 4. Abell P, Felin T & Foss N (2008). Building microfoundations for the routines, capabilities, and performance links. Managerial & Decision Economics. [pdf] [html] 3. Felin T & Hesterly W (2007). The knowledge-based view, nested heterogeneity, and new value creation: philosophical considerations on the locus of knowledge. Academy of Management Review. [pdf] [html] 2. Felin T & Foss N (2006). Individuals and organizations: thoughts on a microfoundations project for strategic management and organizational analysis. Research Methodology in Strategy and Management. 1. Felin T & Foss N (2005). Strategic organization: a field in search of micro-foundations. Strategic Organization. [pdf]
| VARIOUS  Sept 2018: SMS workshop on behavioral strategy and microfoundations Aug 2018: Academy of Management June 2018: Strategy Science conference at Wharton, UPenn [html] - panel with Arnaldo Camuffo, Alfonso Gambardella, Todd Zenger and Scott Stern BBC interview related to big data, artificial intelligence and the fallacy of obviousness [html]  a few items from the past: PLOS ONE piece [html] and special issue with fantastic contributors [html]  interview with Geoff Mulgan at the Oxford Literary Festival: book Big Mind (Princeton U Press) [html]  PUBLICATIONS 34. Felin T (2015). A forum on minds and institutions. Journal of Institutional Economics. [html]
33. Felin T (2015). Valve Corporation: Strategy tipping points and thresholds. Journal of Organization Design. [html]
25. Stirling W & Felin T (2013). Game theory, conditional preferences and social influence. PLoS ONE. [html]  23. Felin T & Knudsen T (2012). A theory of nascent entrepreneurship and organization. Managerial & Decision Economics. [pdf] [html] 19. Felin T, Foss N, Heimeriks K & Madsen T (2012). Microfoundations of routines and capabilities: individuals, processes and structures. Journal of Management Studies. 18. Stirling W, Giraud-Carrier C & Felin T (2012). A framework for the design and synthesis of coordinated social systems. Social Informatics. 17. Felin T & Foss N (2011). The endogenous origins of experience, routines and organizational capabilities: the poverty of stimulus. Journal of Institutional Economics. [pdf] [html]
 16. Felin T & Zenger T (2011). Information aggregation, matching, and radical market-hierarchy hybrids. Strategic Organization. 15. Zenger T, Felin T & Bigelow L (2011). Theories of the firm-market boundary. Academy of Management Annals. [html] [pdf] 14. Abell P, Felin T & Foss N (2010). Causal and constitutive relations and the squaring of coleman's diagram: reply to Vromen Erkenntnis. [html] [pdf] 13. Felin T & Foss N (2009). Social reality, the boundaries of self-fulfilling prophecy, and economics. Organization Science. [pdf] [html] response by Ferraro, Pfeffer & Sutton. How and why theories matter: a comment on Felin and Foss [see here]; editor introduction [see here] 12. Felin T & Foss N (2009). Organizational routines and capabilities: Historical drift and a course-correction toward microfoundations. Scandinavian Journal of Management. [html] 11. King B, Felin T & Whetten D (2009). Comparative organizational analysis. Research in the Sociology of Organizations. [pdf] review of volume by P Foreman in Administrative Science Quarterly (2010)10. Felin T & Spender JC (2009). An exchange of ideas about knowledge governance: seeking first principles and microfoundations. In Knowledge Governance, edited by Foss et al. Oxford University Press. |
